ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode of Decrypt is a discussion between Shane and John Hetherton, Head of Compliance at Evervault, on the retiring of PCI DSS v3.2.1 in favour of the more robust v4.0. They cover the differences between the two versions, what the change means for organisations that handle online payments and how moving to v4.0 presents these organisations with an opportunity to rethink their security posture.
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